ATLANTIC CITY — Less than 12 hours after an otherwise peaceful protest turned destructive and resulted in an untold amount of property damage, volunteers and residents took to the streets Monday morning to pick up the pieces and reclaim their city.
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Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
People clean up Monday on The Walk at Atlantic and Pacific avenues in Atlantic City following vandalism and looting Sunday night.
Volunteers, above and below, take part in the cleanup effort Monday in Atlantic City. Mayor Marty Small Sr. said 17 people were arrested after the vandalism and looting Sunday night.
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Volunteers cleanup effort by community leaders and members take place at The Walk Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City Monday June 1, 2020. A cleanup effort by community leaders and members will take place immediately after Small's presser. Edward Lea Staff Photographer / Press of Atlantic City
Mayor Marty Small Sr. holds a news conference June 1 following the previous day’s protests and looting in Atlantic City.
Hamilton Township has instituted a 7 p.m. curfew thought June 9, according to a release from the township police department.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Tuesday that the rate of COVID-19 spread has been greatly reduced since stay-at-home orders were put in place.
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Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr.hold a press conference following Sunday's protest events at Michigan and Arctic Avenues The Walk in Atlantic City
